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Ken Hofgesang, Vice President at SAIC, will be part of POC’s 2023 Healthcare Summit. Get to know more about him and his work in the healthcare industry.

Deliberately reducing pond water levels during winter can provide benefits in aquatic weed, fishery and shoreline management in certain situations, according to Scott Jones, small impoundment Extension specialist, Department of Aquaculture and Fisheries at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.

The Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences (VASS) and the Vietnam National Commission for UNESCO on November 28 organised a capacity building workshop on developing vision and strategy for social sciences from UNESCO’s view.

A group of over 40 Uruguayan military and scientific personnel were flown to Antarctica aboard an Ururuguayan Air Force Lockheed C-130 Hercules transport aircraft in a move to promote 14 projects in the areas of geosciences, life sciences, social and human sciences, as well as environmental monitoring, it was reported Thursday in Montevideo.

Ashley L. Landers’ profile on The Conversation

By Rafael GarciaMANHATTAN — Kansas State University will see nearly 1,300 candidates for graduation this fall at commencement ceremonie

Young leaders from around the world are demanding action with the Cook Islands raising its voice in highlighting the real threat climate change poses for Pacific nations.

30 NOVEMBER, MANILA, PHILIPPINES. The United Nations in the Philippines yesterday convened national stakeholders in the field of artificial intelligence (AI)

This grant will allow the Hunger Solutions Institutes Add Milk! program to add 575 participating locations that are operated by 16 partnering retailers across 16 states.

In mid-November, 16 men were the first incarcerated students to graduate with a bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University. As an educator in the program, I have learned that their stories